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/who all guild results
I'm pretty sure that doing a /w all guild back in the day gave you the list of everyone online in the guild without being cut off.
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Asher |
Yes, I remember seeing a full list, even if it had hundreds of names.
Regarding /anon, I'm not 100% sure how it is/was on Live, but expected behavior would be: * If it is your guild (/who guild, /w all guild), then you *can* see anonymous, regardless of zone. * If it is *not* your guild (/who all afterlife), then you *cannot* see anonymous, regardless of zone. |
Aug 2000:
https://groups.google.com/group/alt....8f66e949c92e22 The uppercase restriction would have to be added client-side, and I don't see that happening. Cutting off at 20 seems to be correct. Being able to see /anon players has been fixed, pending update. /roleplay will still be visible. |
Do you have more proof on the /anon being invis after Aug 2000? The last two posters seem to be contradicting each other in your link.
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Bump you could see players in your own guild that were anon.
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I'll add another contradictory comment. I remember NOT being able to see players in your own guild who were anonymous. I seem to recall that it was always discouraged to be anonymous for a few reasons, one of them being that players would use it to hide out and exp/do whatever while the guild was trying to raid.
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That's how spies could get in your guild. If someone was guilded and anon, there was no way of finding them unless you happen to /who GUILD while present in their zone, (or if they were guilded and on your friend's list, vague memory of something like this?)
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Eventually, we just started a second guild and reformed the first. :p |
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